A reading log for parents and kids
The books they grew up with
Keep every book your child reads, with the date and how old they were.
So the reading goes on, one book after another.
Every book holds a memory
“The picture book they asked for again and again as a baby.” “The book they practised reading with in first grade.” Books carry a picture of who your child was at the time. Note what they read, when, and how old they were, and the record becomes a memory in itself.
One book finished, and what next? With no time to look, or no quick trip to the library or bookshop, that eagerness to keep reading can quietly fade.
TumuBook doesn’t just record what they read. It lays out what might come next: “if they loved this one, here are a few more.” A natural moment to ask, “Want to try this one?”
More time with books, one after another
Picks like “Because you read…” and “More by the same author” arrive from the books they’ve read, so you spend less time hunting for the next one.
Save the ones to read next
Put books on the To Read list and look them up on your next trip to the library or bookshop. Series and new-release news can be saved too.
Seconds to log. Yours to keep.
Finished a book? Just scan the barcode. The date and your child’s age are saved automatically.
A shelf for each child
Keep a separate shelf for every child. Whatever the age gap, all in one app.
See how far into each series they are
Every volume of a series in one view, with a tick on the ones they’ve read. The next volume shows up on the Home, too.
Never miss the next book in a series
We keep an eye on new releases for you. When a series they read has a new book coming, it appears on the Home.
Start with the book they read today.